First Aid
The goals of this are to protect a person who is injured or ill from further harm, stop life-threatening medical emergencies, and getting the person under professional medical care.
What is First Aid
These are week long trips to benefit scouts and develop their skills. (Bonus to name a few)
What are scout camps (ie. Fleischmann, Marin Sierra, Winton, Lassen)
The cooking merit badge is required for this
What is Eagle Scout rank
This is said to honor our flag and country
What is the Pledge of Allegiance
These are the 4 main swimming strokes
What is freestyle, breast stroke, back stroke, and butterfly
These contain bandages, gauze pads, adhesive tape, moleskin, soap or hand sanitizer gel, triple antibiotic ointment, scissors, gloves, CPR breathing barrier, and pencil and paper.
What is a personal first aid kit, first aid kit, med kit, or medical supplies
These detail where scouts are going, what activities are happening, what weather is expected, and contact information.
What are Camp Plans
These are the 5 basic food groups (bonus if the 4 elf food groups can be named)
What are fruits, veggies, grains, protein, and dairy
(What is candy, candy cane, candy corn, and maple syrup)
What is retiring the flag
What is a personal flotation device (PFD)
This should be placed on blisters to remove pressure and friction on them
What is moleskin
This type of camping is compact, minimal, and usually requires some walking to the campsite.
What is backpacking
This should be done to get rid of dishwater
What is straining the water at least 75 steps away from streams or lakes. Or, dig a sump hole
What is The American Flag
This must be passed in order to swim at a Scout Camp
What is the BSA swimmer test
This acronym is used to assess situations and propose what to do about them
what is S.T.O.P. (Stop Think Observer and Plan)
These are put over tents to protect them from weather.
What are rain flies
This accounts for how many scouts are eating, any allergies or special foods needed, what needs to prepared, and how to prepare it
What is a meal plan
Following a national tragedy, the flag is flown this way
What is half-staff
This is the required depth of an area to safely dive in
What is 7 to 12 feet
This acronym is used to assess situations during breathing and heartbeat hurry cases
A.B.C.D. (Airway Breathing Circulation Defibrillation)
Hanging food and smellables in trees or in secure boxes are primarily used to guard against what
What are bears
These are 3 ways to cook camp food
What is stove-top, campfire, and dutch-oven.
This is the only time a US flag should be flown upside down.
What is a distress signal or to call for help
This method of water rescue should only be used as a last resort
What is swimming out to the person